Q and A with Pastor J. This is what the Apostle Paul said in 1 Corinthians 15:13-14 – “If there is no resurrection of the dead, then not even Christ has been raised. And if Christ has not been raised,...

The Berry-Patch Homegrown Plants and Produce has been sowing seeds into their local community for the past three seasons. In April, owners Greg and Darby Berry, along with their daughter and grandson,...

147 YEARS AGO Thursday, December 21,1876 IMPEACHMENT TRIAL The proceedings of the impeachment trial of Locher Harjo, principal chief of the Muskogee Nation for high crimes and misdemeanors was conduct...

Vidalia onions, a ‘sweet’ tradition Shriners carry on a “sweet” tradition of selling Vidalia onions each year as an annual fundraiser for their organization and local Shriners will be kicking off thei...

Children enrolled at the Muscogee Creek Nation Child Development Center don’t have the opportunity to go on field trips like their older brothers and sisters. So, 2nd Master Teacher Jamie Fears decide...

Two 4th grade students attending the Eufaula Public School’s after-school Beacon program walked away recently, disappearing for two hours. McIntosh County Sheriff ’s Deputies located the vanishing stu...

The Bass Pro Tour Lake Eufaula tournament, featuring some of the biggest names in bass fishing, is being held here now through Sunday, May 5. It is being hosted by Vision Eufaula. At 1 p.m. Saturday a...

Billions expected to emerge in rare event There are certain things for which Oklahoma summers are known: oppressive heat, suffocating humidity, devastating drought, continually running air conditioner...

The Oklahoma State University Extension Office, located in Eufaula for decades, will be moving to Checotah. Extension Educator Pamela Ward presented the Board of County Commissioners with a lease for ...

Citizens speak out on issue After listening to comments by 10 area residents on the issue of curfew for juveniles, the Eufaula City Council voted at a special meeting on April 23 to tweak the existing...

The first Eufaula City Hall was constructed in 1925, dedicated on July 24 of that year. It was a two-story brick and stone structure, 42 feet by 55 feet, designed by Eufaula architect J.L. Lowe and bu...

May 2-5 *MLF Bass Pro Tour May 5 American Bass Trail May 11-12 Chickasha Bassmasters May 16-18 *MLF Toyota Series May 19 Nichols Marine Tournament June 1-2 Ok High School Fishing Tournament June 2 Ame...

After decades of being cast from the state, American black bears have slowly but steadily returned to Oklahoma’s landscape, including Cimarron County’s Black Mesa region. To answer questions about the...

Felony Cases Leonard Boyd Gray III: burglary in the 2nd degree Misdemeanor Cases Kelly Joe Cunningham: driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol Earl Ray Jackson: driving a motor vehicle ...

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Joe Simpson takes pride in the rose garden he has created in the front yard of his home on Clifford Seals Street in Eufaula.

The Oklahoma Tax Commission recently released city sales tax collection figures that primarily represents local tax receipts from February business. The monies they reported this period represent sale...

McALESTER - Cody Lee Ketchum, 37, has been convicted of firstdegree murder in the 2017 death of Holly Cantrell and sentenced to life without parole. His long-awaited trial was held on March 14. At Ket...

Imposters claims to represent Attorney General’s Office OKLAHOMA CITY– Attorney General Gentner Drummond is warning Oklahomans about a new scam where imposters are calling citizens to tell them they h...

Q and A with Pastor J. Failure is not final! God has the last word in these things and I would say that God understands failure, but it does not change how He feels for us. The Bible is full of exampl...